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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1941
Page
2
Paul Dunbar told Indianapolis police he threw beer bottles through the window of his wife’s beauty shop in a fit of anger describing himself as sort of mad at her.
Jane Giles and Rachel Rader of Pulaski Iowa are deemed Iowa s oldest twins at 96 described as in fair health. Born in 1845 in Pike Town Ohio they are among the nation’s oldest twins. Their brother Anthony Rader died last year at 101 lending weight to inheritance of longevity.
A gift copy of the Los Angeles Times from Mrs. Ed Bly honors the Rose Tournament. A memorial piece titled Wave of the Future by Ann Lindberg dedicated to Mrs. Ella Coffin by Mrs. L. D. Cooper will be available for circulation Saturday.
Henry Miller, a barber in East St. Louis, secured a $150 loan from the RFA to buy a new shop chair. The salesman fled with the money before delivering the chair.
The 13 year old Browndale Pilot, a Shorthorn bull owned by T Dorsey Jones of Ravens Farm Shelbyville Indiana, is named Hoosier Bull of the Year at Purdue Farm and Home Week banquet. His runner up Ravens Masterpiece is owned by Earl E Robbins of Robinwood Farms Greensburg Indiana.
The Judge of the Rush County Circuit Court appoints C. T. A. as administrator of the estate of Mary M. Stephens, deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. Walter J. Phelps named administrator. January 21, 1941. Attest Dallas Hardwick Clerk Rush Circuit Court. A. L. Gary Attorney. Jan. 24-31 adv.
Joseph P. Kennedy U S Ambassador to Britain spoke on a radio broadcast stating he favored aid to England yet believed the United States should not become involved in the war. He addressed national policy on the general question of the conflict.
Community listings show visits among Gwynneville residents and neighbors. Names include Nina Wood Wilcoxon family, Bob Hurst, Doyle Nigh, Roscoe Frazier of Purdue, Leon Stanley of Indianapolis, Bertha Stanley, Mary Wiggins, Norman Covall, B J Wilson, Fiona Poston, Mary Collins, Elmer Carlton, J C Springer, Frank Hull, Lewis Nigh, Ralph Wickliff, and Marjorie Nigh. They mention dinners, calls, and a revival meeting at Blue River U B church.
The Ladies' Aid of the U. B. church met with Mrs. Stella Kemp Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Carlton was in New Palestine on business Tuesday.
Miss Florence B Hunt sends a beautiful pictorial booklet of the Tournament of Roses held in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. It will be placed in the library for friends to view. The exhibit highlights floats made of real flowers, remarkable even in Indian climate.
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